Sentence examples for awareness to include from inspiring English sources

Amy learned to pay attention to her breathing, which she used as an anchor to expand her awareness to include her body and external surroundings.

Now that we, the advocates for domestic violence awareness and eradication, have the country's attention, it is important to expand the conversation from mere awareness to include education.

We are expanding our awareness to include every person in unity and harmony, no longer wanting to live in fear and separation.

The skin self-examination attitude scale (SSEAS) developed, and previously used, in a large community-based pilot trial of skin cancer screening [ 16], and was modified for the Skin Awareness study to include items measuring SSE outcome expectancy and planning for future SSE.

Once Steven's self-awareness expanded to include his breathing and his body state in general, he became more grounded, mentally focused, and capable of making significant changes.

"This level of awareness is growing to include indoor air quality and conscientious selection of healthy materials". No one wants to be part of the next toxic drywall or formaldehyde flooring news story.

Communities, schools and sport organizations often lack an understanding and an awareness of how to include children with disability in sports.

In addition to some of the limitations of providing psychotherapy via telephone, other issues that psychotherapists may need to give special awareness and attention to include: professional liability for an individual's safety, provision of psychotherapy to an individual residing in a state other than that in which the psychotherapist is licensed, and confidentiality.

The connection of awareness to creativity, including Goleman's belief that positive reinforcement is far more persuasive and conducive to change than repeated diatribes that the sky is always falling, is my topic for this week.

In this talk, Prof. Mari Matsuda argues for the expansion of anti-oppressive practices in social work to include awareness of accent discrimination.

But intensifying democratic debates about key issues like health insurance reform and genetic research have begun to broaden our public vision, to include awareness of cost, a sense of collective responsibility to help others, and the need to work together to set limits we can live with.